New York Focus had spotlighted the T-Mobile contract, which cost the city $3.5 million a month to equip Chromebooks with cell service. https://t.co/tIWJPL5eBD
Most states have published AI guidance for public schools, but they mostly avoid addressing academic integrity. That’s left many teachers adrift and frustrated when it comes to stopping AI-fueled cheating. https://t.co/ivJjQlUitC
COMMENTARY | The unglamorous tools that give employees time back in their day may not generate headlines, but they help get government moving more efficiently. https://t.co/00fux4i8N7
The Spirit of St. Louis AI Innovation Center looks to position the city and the surrounding region as a hub for the technology with computing power and other resources. https://t.co/v0nFOwWBh7
A new report from state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli found New York City has only partially implemented 2023 recommendations on how government should use AI. https://t.co/9jvUJruSD6
Project Watershed 250 will stress-test utilities over six months and could serve as a model for protecting water providers nationwide. https://t.co/XaWaTjZoxE
COMMENTARY | New technologies are interacting with governance systems built around older assumptions in areas like water and electricity. AI will shift that paradigm. https://t.co/YWKT3t6qPR
The survey from Public First and ITIF found that 46% oppose data centers in their communities, compared to 26% who support, far behind other projects. https://t.co/IuL8yaRchY
The state will receive millions from last week's settlement, but still has a number of cases against other social media giants pending. https://t.co/uPwZcVsEOC
Lawmakers in the PA General Assembly plan to introduce a number of bills looking to regulate automated license plate reader technology in Pennsylvania. https://t.co/G4W30XE2da
COMMENTARY | mDLs are available in 21 states and Puerto Rico, showing that the technology has real promise. The rest of the states must follow suit to make them truly useful. https://t.co/cas8ao0Sox
But many remain concerned about their ability to investigate and remediate any issues ahead of next year’s extended deadline, the report from NASCIO notes. https://t.co/cp832HCa8D
Politicians including the governor’s running mate and the mayor of Albany acknowledged using artificial intelligence to write op-eds. https://t.co/CTRAoaqbpo
Bodies that govern education at all ages in Florida will move soon to implement policies around safety and classroom use of the technology. https://t.co/GRthrL4DXq
COMMENTARY | When every link in the chain is protected, the entire state is stronger, so they and their technology partners must operate as a unified, integrated force. https://t.co/HDAJSyl3qu
The National League of Cities found that 76 cities, counties or towns have at least attempted moratoriums or permanent bans, with most being successful. That number is likely even higher. https://t.co/YMQY1Z8fXq
COMMENTARY | Counties build and run the machinery of public life under a budget that cannot hide the tradeoffs — and that is what equips them for government’s hardest choices. https://t.co/AZcaMkLOyZ
In the weeks after nine states were hit, lawmakers at the federal and state levels have proposed new funding to harden infrastructure, but experts warned they remain vulnerable. https://t.co/0bcDk7nStI